Scotch Cushion Lock Protective Wrap
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Product Description
Scotch® Cushion Lock™ Protective Wrap is an expanding honeycomb paper wrap that replaces plastic bubble wrap for packing, shipping, moving and storage. It starts flat on the roll and, as you pull it, opens into a cushioning honeycomb that expands to about 1.5 times its length and up to 60 times its thickness. Advanced 3M Self-Locking Technology lets the wrap grip itself as you wrap, so it holds without tape and immobilizes items for nested protection inside the box.
Cushion Lock uses up to 60% less material than 3/16 inch plastic bubble to fill a cubic foot box, expands about twice as thick as 3/16 inch bubble and takes up over 80% less storage space. It is made from 100% recycled kraft paper and is curbside recyclable, so you can skip the packing peanuts and plastic bubble. 3M ship tests included glass vases, jars and ceramic mugs. It works best for items up to about 10 pounds; it absorbs shock and vibration but does not protect against water, crushing or piercing, and because paper is slightly abrasive, cover extremely delicate finishes first.
Features & Benefits
- Expanding honeycomb paper cushions and conforms to items
- 3M Self-Locking Technology, no tape needed
- Uses up to 60% less material than 3/16 inch plastic bubble
- Over 80% less storage space than plastic bubble
- Tears by hand, no scissors or blade needed
- Made from 100% recycled kraft paper, curbside recyclable
Uses & Applications
- Wrapping glassware, jars, mugs and other fragile items
- Moving and storage
- Ecommerce and small business shipping
- Void fill in shipping boxes
- Odd-shaped items
Country of Origin: United States.
Instructions
- Hold the wrap on a flat surface with one hand and pull horizontally with the other to stretch and expand it, an arm's length at a time, until the honeycomb walls stand up (about 150% of the original length).
- Pull evenly with both hands or across the whole width; pulling from one small point can tear it.
- Set the item on the expanded wrap and wrap it 360 degrees, three to four times, keeping the material expanded as you go.
- For fragile items, build up at least 2 inches of cushioning on every side, and more for heavier or more fragile pieces. Wrap sharp edges until they no longer show through.
- Tear the wrap off the roll by hand. No tape is needed; the wrap locks onto itself.
- Pack snugly so the wrapped item is slightly larger than the box and the cushioning compresses a little when the box is closed.
- To unpack, tear the wrap off by hand and recycle it with your cardboard.
Technical Information
Scotch Cushion Lock Protective Wrap
- Carrier/Backing: 100% recycled kraft paper
- Weight: 5 pounds 3 ounces
- Expansion: about 1.5X in length, up to 60X in thickness
- Recycled Content: 100% recycled kraft paper, curbside recyclable
- Country of Origin: United States
Note: Specifications are those given by manufacturers and are not tested for accuracy.
PCW-12175-SR Standard sizes
| ITEM SIZE | ITEM # |
ITEMS PER CASE |
QUANTITY ORDERING |
PRICE PER ITEM |
PRICE PER CASE |
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12 in. x 175 ft. | PCW-12175-DB
UPC = 068060500359 | 4 | Single Item (1-3 Items) 1 - 4 Cases (4-19 Items) 5 - 9 Cases (20-39 Items) 10+ Cases (>= 40 Items) | $13.98 $12.95
a 7% discount $12.74
a 9% discount $12.53
a 10% discount | |
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